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		Lithuanian Romani Periodic Table
							Fe sastêr			Cu meďo
										Ag rup			Sn švino
										Au sunakaj			Pb švino

Lithuanian Romani belongs to the Northeastern dialect group. Historically Lithuanian Romani was spoken on the territory of present-day Lithuania. Today the dialect is spoken by a relatively small population of speakers living in Lithuania and in Baltic Russia, and recent asylum seeking migrants from Lithuania to Western Europe. Documentation of this dialect is yet sparse.

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		Latvian Romani Periodic Table
												Al alumiinijòs			S zeeveľa
							Fe pletiizeris saster sastir			Cu xarkuma
										Ag rup			Sn alva arčič
										Au savnakaj suvnakaj	Hg džiidò_rup		Pb molov

Latvian Romani belongs to the Northeastern dialect group. It is spoken by a small population in Lithuania and Latvia. Names also used to refer to this dialect are: Čuxny dialect or Lotfiko/Loftiko.